This man and Shotland co-authored a work which found no negative effects associated with televised violence called Television and Anti-Social Behavior. He also conducted a number of experiments in which he ordered participants to draw mental maps of places they were likely to see someone they knew, thus illustrating some differences between urban and rural life. In another experiment, he had people send information packages to acquaintances who they thought were likely to know a target person in Boston. In his most famous experiment, he placed "learners" in a separate room where they were aske
This man and Shotland co-authored a work which found no negative effects associated with televised violence called Television and Anti-Social Behavior. He also conducted a number of experiments in which he ordered participants to draw mental maps of places they were likely to see someone they knew, thus illustrating some differences between urban and rural life. In another experiment, he had people send information packages to acquaintances who they thought were likely to know a target person in Boston. In his most famous experiment, he placed "learners" in a separate room where they were asked questions by the participant, who was instructed by a man in a white lab coat to shock them if they got the answer wrong. For 10 points, identify this psychologist who conducted the "small world" and "obedience to authority" experiments.
This man and Shotland co-authored a work which found no negative effects associated with televised violence called Television and Anti-Social Behavior.
Stanley {Milgram}